by Keenen Diamond | May 1, 2019 | Blog, Life in Recovery
Some people seem to attract drama or dramatic people in their lives. It is not because people always attract those types into their life, but maybe they are attracted to helping others who bring drama into their life accidentally, however it happens, it can really be...
by Keenen Diamond | Jun 18, 2018 | Love and Relationships, Recovery
Newcomers are often dismayed to hear that they should wait one year before getting into a relationship. Waiting one year is not a rule, but a very sound suggestion based on the cumulative experience of countless men and women in recovery. The first year of sobriety...
by Keenen Diamond | Jan 30, 2018 | Love and Relationships, Recovery
When we look for friendships, there is an undeniable desire to search for like-minded people. In early recovery, however, we must be aware that we are in the process of self-development and change, and may have a tendency to seek out people who fit in with our old...
by Keenen Diamond | Jan 24, 2018 | Q&A, Recovery
Juggling family and work is a huge challenge, especially in recovery. The best thing you can do for yourself is to learn how to balance everything and take it in stride. There is no way to achieve perfect balance as life ebbs and flows. The concept of recovery focuses...
by Keenen Diamond | Jan 5, 2018 | Life in Recovery, Love and Relationships
When a loved one is in recovery, you can feel like life just stops for a moment. The relationship may be familial, friendly, or an intimate partner but distrust and hurt can linger on both sides regardless of the type of relationship. Finding proactive steps to...
